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🤖 Build once, run everywhere Discover how agent plugins let you share skills, MCP servers, custom agents, and more across projects and teams in VS Code. 🔗 Links:

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Passing By Pixelsvor 15 Tagen

Nice but when is WebMCP coming to the integrated browser, would be way more powerful

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Sonivor 15 Tagen

Build once, debug everywhere. The second you share MCP servers across teams, you're distributing unversioned subprocesses that assume everyone has the same environment variables. When two plugins register overlapping tool names in the same workspace, which schema does the model actually see?

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Ravenvor 15 Tagen

build once, run everywhere, debug separately in every folder

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Gregorvor 15 Tagen

the 'run everywhere' part is what i'm actually curious about. does the plugin carry its own tool permissions or does each project still gate what it can access?

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James Malsawmvor 15 Tagen

VS Code is still my favourite.

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Per Søderlind (🦋 @per.soderlind.no) 💙💛vor 15 Tagen

@mattpocockuk ^^

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